3,000-year-old clay tablets show that some associations between emotion and parts of the body have remained the same for millennia.

All emotions have specific situations that elicit them and specific actions that they motivate us to perform (Linehan, 2015). In fact, the word “emotion” has the word “motion” in it ...

“It’s just so surreal getting to be here and to perform in this episode, and all the emotions just hit me. It was kind of like a hard two weeks getting prepared for this one, because it was a ...

The makers of the highest-grossing animated film ever put a lot of their families — and themselves — into the movie’s ...

According to technology companies that offer AI-enabled emotion recognition software, the answer to this question is yes. But ...

A majority of the survey respondents ascribed emotions to "most" or "all or nearly all" non-human primates (98%), other mammals (89%), birds (78%), octopus, squids and cuttlefish (72%) and fish (53%).